XRP’s Direct Access to BRICS Payment Platform Via Standard Chartered

Crypto researcher SMQKE has put forward documents connecting XRP to the growing BRICS payment ecosystem. He pointed to Standard Chartered’s institutional infrastructure as the bridge between Ripple’s network and the BRICS payment framework.

In a recent tweet, the researcher asserted that “XRP has direct access to the BRICS payment platform through Standard Chartered,” citing the bank’s integration of BRICS Pay into its digital payment platform.

According to the researcher, this development enables Standard Chartered’s clients to make payments across BRICS nations while simultaneously positioning the bank at the center of multiple settlement networks.

The claim arrives at a time when market participants continue to monitor how traditional financial institutions are incorporating blockchain technology into cross-border payment systems. SMQKE’s analysis focused primarily on Standard Chartered’s documented infrastructure and the role the bank could play in connecting distinct payment environments.

Ripple and BRICS Within the Same Framework

According to SMQKE, Standard Chartered not only incorporated BRICS Pay into its payment capabilities but also established connections with public blockchain networks as part of its institutional architecture.

The researcher highlighted that Ripple appears within Standard Chartered’s ecosystem diagram under categories associated with stablecoins and public blockchains. Based on that presentation, SMQKE suggested that XRP occupies the public blockchain side of the institution’s settlement framework.

At the same time, BRICS Pay was described as operating on the BRICS Bridge side. The BRICS Bridge, formerly known as Project mBridge, was developed as a platform designed to facilitate cross-border settlement involving central bank digital currencies.

SMQKE maintained that Standard Chartered orchestrates settlement between public blockchains and CBDC networks, including the BRICS Bridge. As a result, the researcher concluded that the bank functions as a direct intermediary connecting these separate systems.

“The same super connector that incorporated BRICS Pay also integrates Ripple’s network,” SMQKE stated, arguing that this setup creates a documented relationship between XRP and the broader BRICS payment infrastructure.

Community Reaction to the Analysis

The post also attracted responses from members of the crypto community who viewed the findings as significant.

One commenter, identified as KING, praised SMQKE’s continued research efforts and suggested that many investors are overlooking developments taking shape behind the scenes.

“The chains building the future, you are constantly educating people on them right now, and most people are missing it,” KING wrote. The commenter added that people may eventually regret failing to verify the information being presented and recognize the importance of the highlighted developments.

While SMQKE highlights the connection as evidence that XRP has direct access to the BRICS payment platform through Standard Chartered’s infrastructure, the post largely centered on the bank’s documented role in linking public blockchains with emerging CBDC settlement networks. The analysis has added another perspective to the ongoing debate over XRP’s potential involvement in the future of international payments.

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